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Newspaper
Monticello Herald
Location
Monticello, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1918
Page
7
Monticello residents endorse Beans Kidney Pills for kidney relief. Tra Jones cites long back pain from kidney issues and credits Dean’s Kidney Pills for regulation. Price 66c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co.
The County News compiles local visits, Thanksgiving gatherings, church and school events, and family updates from Monticello, Delphi, Monon, and nearby areas. Highlights include Miss Freeda Gertz guesting at Fairview, War Mothers meeting plans, Armenians relief appeals at the Christian church, and the death of Miss Minnie Carter.
Local notes recount visits and homecomings from Burnettsville to Logansport Indianapolis and Crawfordsville. Discharges from Camp Hancock Georgia, a death near Lake Cicott, a large Thanksgiving stock train from Lafayette, and a revival start with nightly services.
Reynolds Thomas Lemon departed Sunday for Red Oak Town to conduct business. The note mentions The Green Hill High School basketball team in the context of his travel.
Ross Prescott and family move into the James Neel property this week. Mr and Mrs Murray Gardiner attend the stock show in Chicago. The Red Cross dinner raised nearly ninety dollars. Mrs Alex Renwick visited Monticello with her daughter. James Neel of Muncie visited Thanksgiving. The lecture series shift moved from December 4 to December 3. Mrs Wood of Hebron returned home after visiting her son. Ward and Glenn Davidson visited their parents Rev and Mrs Davidson. Andy and Mrs Bunger of Frankfort visited relatives during Thanksgiving. T FE Ireland and Wilbur Ireland spent Thanksgiving at Goodland with the Branksmas. Miss Clara Downs returned from DePauw University due to health. A play titled The College Town was mentioned.
Monon callers Mr and Mrs Pete Barragree. Miss McCracken of Wolcott visits Fred Wilson family. Many guests travel to Brookston, Chalmers, and Colfax for Thanksgiving. Neighbors host family gatherings and attend area school fairs with prizes and an address by county agricultural agent P R Bansman.
Brookston residents and relatives travel for visits and holiday meals with neighbors and friends. Guests include Homer and Ruth Steeley from Round Grove, Geneva Klepinger from Cairo, Rev and Mrs C Brown and baby, Al Meek family, Tip Moore's move to Archibald farm, R A Mansfield and S A Taylor, Ida Roadruck and Olive Robinson at Cairo Ladies Aid, James Henman family, John Hartman and Guy Stewart relatives, J E Roadruck and Joseph Chamberlain hosts, and Benton Moore and Woods Chapel guests, with William Morris of Liberty among attendees.
Miss Ruth Nicholas was weekend guest of Miss Lulu McKinley in Goodland. Miss Hazel Wert stayed with grandmother Mrs. Lemuel Cohee. Mr. and Mrs. Cloyd Snyder visited his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Snyder visited Mrs. Snyder’s daughter Mrs. Russell Reynolds and family for Thanksgiving. Mr. and Mrs. Burt Cohee were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wert in Monticello. Rev. and Mrs. Anderson and daughter dined with Mr. and Mrs. Matt Elmore for Thanksgiving.
Kathryn Smith was on the sick list this week. Residents attend Chicago Stock Show. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Smith and J. M. McBeth and family visited relatives. Families from Logansport and Wolcott joined gatherings during Thanksgiving. Cass Township Red Cross elected officers. The baby daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Son Swartz of Wolcott died last week and funeral was held near Belt Center.
Henry Rosentrater offers feeding cattle and a choice lot of shoats at a farm sale 1 mile south of Reynolds on December 10. Charles Ward of Monon presents 100 head of registered Hampshire hogs at a December 14 sale.
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